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19th Century British Literature

Hyperlinked Subject Heading Searches (ASU Library Catalog)

This paragraph will explain the benefits of using Library of Congress Subject Headings or "Subject" field searches of the ASU Library Catalog.

See the Library of Congress Subject Headings index from the Library of Congress.
See the Browse indices of the Library of Congress Catalog
Choose the "Subjects beginning with" or "Subjects containing" options...

Full Alphabetical List of Hyperlinked Subject Heading Searches

Aborigines Protection Society (Great Britain) ----
Authors's spouses--Great Britain--Diaries

Authors, English--19th century ----
British--India--History--19th century

Cambridge (England)--Intellectual life--19th century ----
English drama--Women authors--History and criticism

English fiction--19th century ----
English literature--Study and teaching--United States--History--19th century

English literature--Study and teaching--India--History--19th century ----
Great Britain--Foreign relations--Turkey--19th century

Great Britain--History, Naval--19th century ----
Law--Colonies--Great Britain--History--19th century

Libraries--Great Britain--History--19th century ----
Music--Philosophy and aesthetics--History--19th century

National characteristics, British, in literature ----
Pornography--Great Britain--History

Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood ----
Scottish literature--19th century--History and criticism

Sex customs--Great Britain--History--19th century ----
Women and literature--Scotland--History--19th century

Women authors, English--19th century ----
Zoos--History--19th century--Congresses

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